The new government will soon embark on the path towards "Digital Bangladesh" complying with their pre-election pledge as Finance Minister AMA Muhith indicated on Tuesday.
Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has decided to issue Third Generation (3G) licences for the Mobile Phone Operators by March next year and at the same time WiMax is set to launch its activities.
In line with its commitment to help people and businesses realise their full potential, Microsoft has unveiled Forefront, Microsoft's latest range of Antivirus and IT security solutions in a bid to assist businesses to have improved and secured IT infrastructure. Forefront with its unique technological advantages has taken the Antimalware and Spam protection in a new height.
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Low-priced laptops are set to capture the local market for desktop by 2010, according to organisers of the BCS ICT World 2008, the largest computer fair in Dhaka.
“The global market for the low-priced laptops widened by 60 percent last year, which also influenced the local market,” Mustafa Jabbar, president of the Bangladesh Computer Samity (BCS), told a seminar.
Nokia's local boss speaks to The Daily Star on 3G technology
Technology is like a light bulb. When it is broken, people unplug it, throw it away and plug in another. This is a dictum, and undoubtedly chased by such devices as cellphone sets.
The Bangladesh chief of heavyweight mobile phone brand Nokia is just waiting in a relaxed mood to brace for any new technology and trend, but says 'affordability' will be the key challenge to the country.
Prem Chand, managing director of Nokia Emerging Asia, points to the services such as wireless internet, which could remain beyond the easy reach of most people. The people living under the poverty line underpin his observation.
State-run mobile operator TeleTalk has set a target to earn Tk 32 crore in net profit in the current fiscal year, adding 18 lakh new customers to its network. The TeleTalk board set the target at a time when the overall mobile market witnessed a downward trend in earnings.
Industry insiders expressed doubt over TeleTalk's net profit target and termed it ambitious. But Iqbal Mahmud, chairman of TeleTalk, said yesterday: "This is not whimsical. The profit target has been set based on good calculations."
Housewife Fatema Begum has mastered the art of assembling and installing solar home system accessories, independently setting up solar lampshades and mobile battery chargers.
Such technical know-how has opened a window of opportunity for her. She now generates a steady flow of income for herself.
DHAKA: Scientists in Bangladesh have developed ways to produce petroleum from degradable organic municipal waste and are now studying its feasibility before going to commercial production.
AKTEL fined Tk 5cr for irregularities in subscriber re-registration
GrameenPhone, country's biggest cell- phone company, incurred another big pecuniary punishment as the government fined the firm Tk 250 crore yesterday for clandestine trading in VoIP telephony.
Government watchdog body in the telecommunications sector, Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (BTRC), imposed the fine for providing E1 connectivity to third parties enabling the use of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).
